E01-C07 Machinist

Full-time Permanent Employee Location Hollywood MD Our client seeks a CNC Machinist who takes pride in precision thrives in fast-paced environment and is eager to join team valuing craftsmanship innovation and continuous improvement This role offers opportunity to work on critical programs expand technical expertise and grow with company investing in its future Salary range $35.47 - $48.08/hr based on experience Factors influencing final compensation include Federal Government contract labor categories prior work experience skills and certifications

Set up and operate CNC machines to fabricate metallic parts for aerospace applications. You'll work 10-hour shifts, 4 days a week, in a ISO 9001/AS9100 certified facility. Collaborate with Manufacturing Engineering and Programmers to resolve machining issues. This role offers clear growth paths from Machinist I to III, with pay up to $40/hour.

You'll operate CNC lathe and mill machines to produce precision aerospace components for TSI, an AS9100 certified fabricator. Your work supports parts for space, commercial, and military applications, including fighter jets and the SM-3 missile system. You'll interpret blueprints and G-code, monitor processes, and ensure quality. This role offers the chance to contribute to critical aerospace hardware in a stable, established company.

You will set up and operate CNC and conventional machines to produce aerospace hardware to tolerances within .001. This role centers on CNC milling with Fanuc and Okuma controls in a high-mix, high-volume shop. You will interpret GD&T blueprints and work with materials like stainless steel and Inconel. You will own complete set-ups, program edits, and quality checks. This position offers 3 shifts and potential for overtime in a major aerospace program.

You will set up and operate CNC mills or lathes in a high-precision aerospace environment, holding tight tolerances on critical components. Your work directly supports production for leading aerospace clients, with a focus on quality and throughput. You'll work within a skilled team of machinists and programmers, using Haas, DMG Mori, Okuma, and similar equipment. This role offers long-term stability with a growth-oriented manufacturer, plus a shift differential for 2nd shift. The job stands out because you'll take ownership of your machine and process, from setup to in-process inspection.

You will operate CNC lathes, mills, and grinders to produce ITAR-compliant aviation parts at Aerosonic, a leader in flight instrumentation. Your work directly supports AS9100 and FAI documentation standards. You will collaborate with a team of machinists in Clearwater, FL, where all work is onsite. This 6-month contract demands 10+ years of CNC setup experience and mastery of 0.0005" tolerances.